2018-2019
Project-based Homeschooling: Plant Project
Project-based Homeschooling: American Elm
Cornell Lab of Ornithology – A big field trip for the bird project
2017-2018
A year of long, meaningful projects
Three Years of Piano – Piano has moved beyond a “project” to a chosen vocation. I will make occasional announcements in my monthly updates.
2016-2017
Project-based Homeschooling: It’s All for the Birds (in a good way)
My 1st Grader’s Ongoing Projects
Our 4th Grade Piano Adventures
Digital Games and the Learning They Have Inspired
2015-2016
Project-based Homeschooling: Piano
Project-based Homeschooling: Robotics
Project-based Homeschooling: Carnivorous Plant Update
Project-based Homeschooling: Timeline of My Son’s Star Wars Project
Project-based Homeschooling: Paper Dinosaurs + 1
Project-based Homeschooling: Pottery Class Update
Project-based Homeschooling: Growing Mushrooms Update
Project-based Homeschooling: Rube Goldberg Machine
Project-based Homeschooling: Tardigrades
Project-based Homeschooling: Sketching at the Botanical Garden
Project-based Homeschooling: My five-year-old’s grocery store
Project-based Homeschooling: Birds & Feathers
2014-2015
Project-based Homeschooling: Carnivorous Plants
Project-based Homeschooling: Steps I Took to Support My Son’s Interest in Carnivorous Plants
The Power of Time and Materials
Project-based Homeschooling: Mama’s Sketchbook Habit
Project-based Homeschooling: My seven-year-old and his pottery
Project-based Homeschooling: Long-term clay interest
Project-based Homeschooling: This year’s cardboard projects
Project-based Homeschooling: DNA
Project-based Homeschooling: A Mushroom Project Teaches Mama When to Let Go
Project-based Homeschooling: Angry Birds – You Never Know
Homeschooling Preschool the Second Time: My four-year-old’s Letter D
Project-based Homeschooling Preschool: My four-year-old’s projects
2013-2014
A Child-Led Project: The Celery Lettuce Cake
Building the Titanic: Project-based Homeschooling – an example of PBH in real life.
Rockets and the Benefits of Failure: Project-based Homeschooling
The Little Projects: Project-based Homeschooling
Examples of how I followed my child’s interests and showed him “possibilities” before he was able to tell me what he wanted to do:
Music Appreciation with Beethoven
A Kindergarten Child-Led Project: Seeds, Plants, Gardening
The Eastern King Snake & Our Snake Project
Using Storytelling and Puppet Shows in Homeschool
Mama of Letters 